Matt Hagan slid the bar up a notch during qualifying at the Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals at Brainerd International Raceway. During Saturday’s qualifying, Hagan ran a 3.822 at 333.82 mph. Naturally, this also made Hagan the top qualifier for Sunday’s eliminations, Read more
Filed under: Design/Style,Misc. Auto Shows,Mercedes-Benz,Coupe,Luxury,Performance,Supercars Yes, you’ve seen this car before. Who cares? It’s worth another look in our high-res image gallery. Continue reading 2018 Mercedes-AMG GT R makes US debut looking hellish in green 2018 Mercedes-AMG GT R makes Read more
No state has more electric vehicles on the road than California, where 46 percent of the nation’s plug-ins have been sold since late 2010. Although it’s the most robust EV market in the country, California is at risk of failing Read more
Tesla is now offering a two-year lease option on the Model S and Model X. Customers have until September 12 to take advantage of the offer, reports Electrek. Under the deal, drivers can lease a Model S for as little Read more
1964 Abarth 850 TC replica for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: replica ex-Coppa Mille racer with Autobianchi A112 70HP engine, dual wishbone front suspension, fiberglass doors and front hood, Scuderia Topolino rear coil overs and starter motor, and Read more
Found footage of old race events is pretty awesome, but some of the videos put together with that footage rather lacks. Not so with the one The Chicane recently spotlighted, which shows the action at the 1953 Watkins Glen Grand Read more
If you have 50 years under your belt building an iconic performance car that’s has been tearing up road courses, drag strips, and main streets of America for decades, you have more than earned the right to flaunt your heritage. Read more
So right up front, honestly, this was as crazy as you can image. Blocking off the infamous Woodward Avenue—one of America’s street-race capitols, and then actually conducting street racing? Roadkill and Dodge did it, and all one can say is Read more
After multiple investigations, the Department of Justice found that a company that employed prisoners to build U.S. military helmets produced thousands of defective products, putting combat soldiers at risk. Read more…
Filed under: Automotive History,United States,Classics The perfect break from seeing-million dollar cars all week. Continue reading Concours d’LeMons live stream focuses on the best of the worst Concours d’LeMons live stream focuses on the best of the worst originally appeared Read more